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by:Clarke Energy based inLiverpool, UNITED KINGDOM
Combined heat and power (CHP) or cogeneration has significant potential in the data centre industry. Electricity and heat recovered from a gas engine captive power plant can be deployed for useful onsite us. Converting the heat into cooling via absorption chillers is called combined cooling heat and power or trigeneration, and can be deployed to support the cooling of data centre ...
by:Clarke Energy based inLiverpool, UNITED KINGDOM
Using a combined heat and power (CHP) or cogeneration plant in a hospital is an ideal way of achieving improved energy efficiency and reduced carbon emissions. Its utilisation helps a hospital’s limited financial resources go further. Natural gas is a clean-burning low carbon emission fuel. A CHP plant facilitates the high efficiency use of this fuel, by recovering not only electricity but ...
by:Clarke Energy based inLiverpool, UNITED KINGDOM
Waukesha 275GL+ represents the most advanced generation of high-horsepower engines in the gas compression segment. A combination of robust construction and innovative technology, the 275GL+ lean-burn engine delivers excellence in fuel flexibility, efficiency, power output and emissions for unmatched performance. For maximum uptime and profitability, you can depend on the 275GL+ to get the job ...
by:Clarke Energy based inLiverpool, UNITED KINGDOM
The Waukesha Series Four rich-burn engines are the engines of choice for the harshest and most demanding gas compression, power generation and mechanical drive applications. The engines can reliably produce more power on hot field gases, at high altitudes, and in remote locations, all while delivering low emissions when paired with a 3-way catalyst (non-selective catalytic ...
by:Clarke Energy based inLiverpool, UNITED KINGDOM
The mobileFLEX portfolio is the latest advancement from GE to deliver lower-cost, lower-emission power to drill rigs, artificial lift enhanced oil recovery and oilfield equipment. An all-gas alternative to diesel units, mobileFLEX is an EPA mobile-certified solution that provides a cost advantage to energy producers and operational advantage to drilling contractors by utilising field gases. For ...
by:Clarke Energy based inLiverpool, UNITED KINGDOM
Clarke Energy is an authorised distributor and service provider for Techno Project Industriale’s (TPI’s) biogas upgrading plants. These include both membrane and selective solvent-based washing systems. With Clarke Energy’s engineering, procurement, construction and aftersales support capabilities we are able to offer full biogas upgrading solutions to our customers along with ...
by:Clarke Energy based inLiverpool, UNITED KINGDOM
Generate electricity and heat via a combined heat and power gas engine. Biogas is formed by the anaerobic decomposition of putrescible organic material. Biogas can either be used to generate electricity and heat via a combined heat and power gas engine, or can be cleaned to produce pure biomethane via biogas upgrading. Clarke Energy is a distributor of Jenbacher gas engines which are designed for ...
by:Clarke Energy based inLiverpool, UNITED KINGDOM
Carbon Capture, Utilisation & Storage (CCUS) is the process of capturing CO2 from energy intensive processes before it enters atmosphere and finding a market use or transport to a storage facility (normally underground in geological caverns). Long-term storage of CO2 in a geological formation is still relatively new as a concept but will play a huge part in the net-zero efforts in the future. ...
by:Clarke Energy based inLiverpool, UNITED KINGDOM
Clarke Energy is a KOHLER company and distributes KOHLER generators in the South Pacific which are suitable for a wide range of applications. Our generators are designed and manufactured in the KOHLER facility in France with more than 50 years of product optimisation experience, available with a “plug-and-play” design philosophy for ease of installation. Dedicated KOHLER service and ...
by:Clarke Energy based inLiverpool, UNITED KINGDOM
Biomethane is as a green non-fossil source of energy. Biomethane is produced from biogas derived from organic matter (often from sewage, landfill, food waste or distillery waste) which makes it a renewable source of energy. Biogas can be dried and cleaned to remove impurities and upgraded to pure biomethane. Biomethane has a number of environmental benefits, the main one being that the methane ...
by:Clarke Energy based inLiverpool, UNITED KINGDOM
Based on the proven design concepts of Type-3 and Type-6, the modern Type-4 engines in the 800-1,500kWe power range are characterised by a high power density and outstanding efficiency. The optimised control and monitoring provides easy preventative maintenance and maximum reliability and ...
by:Clarke Energy based inLiverpool, UNITED KINGDOM
A GE Jenbacher gas engine module is configured for the recovery of both electricity and heat via a cogeneration / CHP configuration. As with the genset, the gas engine is linked to the alternator which produces electrical power for export. The cooling water circuits of the engine are first linked to a plate heat exchanger which facilitates the transfer of hot water to an external hot water ...
by:Clarke Energy based inLiverpool, UNITED KINGDOM
Clarke Energy recognised the requirements for a ‘power module’ based around the GE Jenbacher Type-6 engine. The power module scope which comprises of engine, enclosure, silencer cooling system and other key ancillary components has been optimised for the requirements of the Australian coal gas and remote power ...
by:Clarke Energy based inLiverpool, UNITED KINGDOM
Hot and tropical counties can pose challenges for the operation of the generator. If the generator exceeds certain temperature limits de-rating will occur. In order to overcome the challenge of high ambient temperatures the generator enclosure or container must be correctly engineered to ensure that the generator is adequately cooled. In addition to incorporation of enhanced ventilation systems ...
by:Clarke Energy based inLiverpool, UNITED KINGDOM
A fuel gas dehumidifier or gas drier is an ancillary system to a gas engine that is used to remove moisture from the fuel gas for the cogeneration system (dessication). The removal of water from the fuel gas helps to optimise the combustion process in the engine, prevents condensation and helps protect the engine from the ...
by:Clarke Energy based inLiverpool, UNITED KINGDOM
A carbon filter is an in-line container filled with activated carbon granules. Carbon filters are used for the removal of contaminants for the fuel gas to gas engines. Activated carbon has a high propensity for the adsorption of fuel gas contaminants. Carbon filters are often a necessity for tricky gases such as landfill gas, which often contain large amounts of contaminants. The carbon needs to ...
by:Clarke Energy based inLiverpool, UNITED KINGDOM
When methane is used as a fuel in a gas engine it is burnt and converted to carbon dioxide and other trace elements. This carbon dioxide is released as a hot gas in the CHP plant ...
by:Clarke Energy based inLiverpool, UNITED KINGDOM
Along with the supply of a GE Jenbacher cogeneration plant, Clarke Energy can provide exhaust gas catalysts for the scrubbing of exhaust gases. Exhaust gas purification systems are able to reduce harmful exhaust gases by up to 95%. The exhaust gas purification system can consists of up to three consecutive stages, depending on the requirements of the application, to purify the exhaust gases: The ...
by:Clarke Energy based inLiverpool, UNITED KINGDOM
Exhaust gas heat exchangers (EGHE) utilise waste heat from the exhaust of the GE's Jenbacher gas engine cogeneration plant. They are typically located adjacent to the engine or are mounted on the roof of a containerised combined heat and power unit. They are present in a wide range of different applications and along with the other systems can be used to achieve overall system efficiencies of ...
by:Clarke Energy based inLiverpool, UNITED KINGDOM
Approximately 25% of the usable energy of the fuel gas is released in the exhaust of the gas engine. This can be captured for cogeneration in a combined heat and power plant. This heat exits the engine at ~450oC as ‘high grade heat’, contrasting to ‘low-grade heat’ available from the generator cooling circuits. This high temperature and flow makes it well suited for ...